Gantz Refuses Likud Offer, Cites Desire for Unity
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Benny Gantz rejected an offer from the Likud party.
- Gantz stated he is not leaving politics and seeks unity.
- He asked the public to vote for Blue and White.
- Gantz predicted his party could win 5 seats.
Benny Gantz, chairman of the Blue and White party, explained on Sunday why he rejected an offer from the Likud party. Gantz stated that he is not considering leaving politics despite current poll numbers. "I am offering a path and I will not take any armors from here or there. For me, it was not an offer at all to accept it. I am not willing to sell my name for all sorts of goodies," Gantz said. He reiterated his commitment to uniting both the right and left blocs, urging them to cooperate and end boycotts. Gantz claims this is why he refuses to announce his withdrawal from politics. He also appealed to the public on Saturday, asking them to vote for Blue and White, predicting the party could win approximately 5 seats in the upcoming elections.
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